The USGI MOLLE 4000 rucksack in OCP, complete with frame, hip belt and shoulder straps. Roughly 5,000 cubic inches in the main bag, with a zippered bottom compartment and MOLLE across the body for sustainment pouches and whatever else the load calls for.
This is the large-capacity ruck the Army moved to after the MOLLE II — taller bag, better frame geometry, and a hip belt that actually transfers weight. It carries a heavy load better than anything in the MOLLE II line.
Graded #1. Serviceable with normal field wear — may show blemishes, surface dirt or factory repairs. Complete with frame, belt and straps.
The USGI MOLLE 4000 rucksack in OCP, complete with frame, hip belt and shoulder straps. Roughly 5,000 cubic inches in the main bag, with a zippered bottom compartment and MOLLE across the body for sustainment pouches and whatever else the load calls for.
This is the large-capacity ruck the Army moved to after the MOLLE II — taller bag, better frame geometry, and a hip belt that actually transfers weight. It carries a heavy load better than anything in the MOLLE II line.
Graded #1. Serviceable with normal field wear — may show blemishes, surface dirt or factory repairs. Complete with frame, belt and straps.
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